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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1936

Page

10

Monroe Christmas illumination contest announced

Contest entrants must have displays in position and lit by December 21 for judges to inspect. Winners announced Christmas morning. The program, described as highly attractive, is a joint effort of the Garden Club and sponsors with cooperation from the city electric department and Louisiana Power and Light. Monroe and West Monroe streets will be festooned with electric lights for the season to draw visitors. Entry blanks are mailed to the Monroe chamber of commerce.

Garden Club Monroe Chamber of Commerce

Two Mule Deer Battle Near Ogden Ends in Death

A game warden found two mule deer locked antlers near Ogden Utah. The victor dragged the defeated buck 100 yards before the loser died. A game warden shot off the victor’s antler to free him, leaving the survivor weakly wandering away.

Ogden Utah Game Commission

District Court Sentences Five Plea Guilty Defendants

Five persons including two negroes pleaded guilty before Judge David J. Garrett in district court yesterday and received jail or penitentiary terms. E. C. Bennett got two years for robbery, C. T. Harrell 60 days for larceny of clothing valued at $6, A. C. Ehrenfeld six months for larceny of property worth $18, Will Ellis one year for false swearing, and Gladys Smith one year for larceny of a diamond ring valued at $15 from Mrs. H. L. Woods.

David J. Garrett E. C. Bennett C. T. Harrell A. C. Ehrenfeld Will Ellis Gladys Smith H. L. Woods

Simpson in Cannes trip follows British crisis

Mrs. Simpson travels incognito from England to the French Riviera after a late night departure from Belvedere castle with a bodyguard and two sedans. The monarch Edward rushes her abroad as constitutional turmoil looms, with Baldwin’s government awaiting a possible abdication decision.

Paris London King Edward Britain Wallis Warfield Simpson England House of Commons Edward Simpson Baltimore D. B. Merryman Bessie Ernest Simpson Mrs. Simpson Miss Burke Dover Tary Alfred Duff Cooper Baldwin Belvedere Castle France Lady Mendl Charles Mendl Stanley Baldwin Belvedere Lord Derby W. T. Monckton K. C Duchy of Cornwall Independent Labor Party Josiah Clement Wedgwood

SEC Chief Challenges Finance To Own Recovery

James M. Landis, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, urged industry leaders to accept responsibility for guiding the recovery after the November 3 landslide victory. He told the Investment Bankers Association of America that the next upturn must be owned by the business sector to avoid repeating past excesses.

Augusta James M. Landis Federal Securities and Exchange Commission Landis Investment Bankers Association of America SEC

Public mood on kings marriage row fan opinions across Britain

Citizens from workers to students react to King Edward VIII and Mrs Simpson. Voices vary from scandal and traditional critique to calls for reform and sympathy for poverty in Wales. The tone captures a nation debating royal marriage amid political tension and social hardship.

Wales

Good Fellows Fund seeks wider Christmas aid reach

The Good Fellows Fund committee, expanding its Yuletide relief to families outside the Twin Cities, seeks at least 2000 to extend help. Donors are urged to mail contributions to the World and News-Star in Monroe by December 21 to avoid overlap with other relief agencies.

Twin Cities Good Fellows Fund Good Fellows Fund Committee The World and News-Star North Second Street Monroe

Early North American Coal Discovery on Cape Breton Island

The first coal in North America was found on Cape Breton Island in 1672 enriching colonial energy lore in the Atlantic era, while Pennsylvania and West Virginia later became dominant coal regions in the United States.

Pennsylvania West Virginia United States North America Cape Breton Island

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